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In the weeks leading up to the famous crossing of the Delaware River during the Revolutionary War, it has been said that General George Washington made some of his battle plans to lead the volunteer Continental Army in Pittstown. It is without doubt, that volunteer sprit from our community helped propel our new country to success during that pivotal period. Over 200 years later, much of that sprit and sense of community remains.

Founded in 1914 and reorganized in 1951, the Quakertown Fire Company (ISO Rating 5/9) is a volunteer fire company located in a fast-growing area of Hunterdon County. Quakertown Fire provides services, which include and is not limited to fire suppression, fire prevention, vehicle rescue, and FAST (Firefighter Assistance and Search Team).

The volunteers of Quakertown come from many different backgrounds and do many different things. Whether a college student or a business owner, the 60 members of QFC share one thing, the passion to protect our community and its citizens. We accept membership from anyone over the age of 14. Training, equipment, and medical examinations are all free. All we require is the desire to make a difference.

The Quakertown Fire Company has always striven to be a progressive organization. Over the last 30 years, our members have been instrumental in major changes within the local fire service.

These changes include:

- Hunterdon County's first fire department operated rescue truck (91-82)
- Hunterdon County's first rescue-engine (91-68)
- The formation of the Hunterdon County Technical Rescue Task Force
- One of the first two fire departments to join the Hunterdon County Technical Rescue Task Force, along with the City of Lambertville Fire Department
- Beginning efforts to provide on scene decontamination and reduce fire-related cancer as a result of carcinogen exposure
- Becoming one of two fire departments in Hunterdon County to provide Basic Life Support transport services

The biggest change seen in Quakertown was our decision to end our 50-year stint as a independent company in 2002 and to attempt to become the first new Fire District in NJ in over 3 years. We were successful thanks and currently most of our funds for fire-related opertions come from Franklin Twp District No. 1 Board of Fire Commissioners.

Our responses have clearly been on the increase as the area grows in population. In 1980, QFC responded to 65 fire calls. Today we average 523 dispatches and each year it increases.

Our organization will face challenges in the future. Whether it’s the higher burden being placed on our unit or the growing population in the community, the Quakertown Fire Company volunteers will stand ready to protect our citizens.

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Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue is in Franklin Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
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Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue

This evening, QFC with automatic aid from Squad 45 (Clinton) and Pumper-Tender 46 (Annandale) was alerted for smoke in a residence on Spring Hill Road in Franklin Twp (Box 91-02). Engine 91 responded on dispatch with the Thursday night duty crew and found a furnace issue upon arrival after an investigation. Once confirmed, the assignment was held to Squad 45 and QFC units. Additional QFC units responding were Ladder 91, Rescue 91, Tenders 91-1 and 91-2 and Ambulances 91-51 and Ambulances 91-52 with 18 members. Companies were available in 30 minutes. ... See MoreSee Less

This evening, QFC with automatic aid from Squad 45 (Clinton) and Pumper-Tender 46 (Annandale) was alerted for smoke in a residence on Spring Hill Road in Franklin Twp (Box 91-02).  Engine 91 responded on dispatch with the Thursday night duty crew and found a furnace issue upon arrival after an investigation.  Once confirmed, the assignment was held to Squad 45 and QFC units. Additional QFC units responding were Ladder 91, Rescue 91, Tenders 91-1 and 91-2 and Ambulances 91-51 and Ambulances 91-52 with 18 members. Companies were available in 30 minutes.Image attachmentImage attachment
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Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue is in Franklin Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
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Thanks to Donna Snyder for her support of our Super Bowl BBQ to be held on Feb 12th! Donna knows Hunterdon County as a lifelong resident so when looking for realtor she is a wealth of knowledge! Thanks again for supporting QFC!! ... See MoreSee Less

Thanks to Donna Snyder for her support of our Super Bowl BBQ to be held on Feb 12th!  Donna knows Hunterdon County as a lifelong resident so when looking for realtor she is a wealth of knowledge!  Thanks again for supporting QFC!!
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Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue

TBT-Mini-Pumper 91-81 was purchased by Quakertown Fire Company in 1982 from Pierce Manufacturing. The mini was one of our most used pieces in the 1980s before being sold to @chvfc24 around 1990 and replaced with our current brush truck. ... See MoreSee Less

TBT-Mini-Pumper 91-81 was purchased by Quakertown Fire Company in 1982 from Pierce Manufacturing. The mini was one of our most used pieces in the 1980s before being sold to @chvfc24 around 1990 and replaced with our current brush truck.
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That truck would be wildly popular today if QFC still had it. Parade truck!

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